Chowan College - Chowanoka Yearbook (Murfreesboro, NC)

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WHAT DO YOU THINK OF WHEN YOU THINK CHOWAN? fl Jeff Ervvin ' ihink 11 ()ing home Jennifer Wicker think of Smoke Signals, long weekends and walks by the lake. E.W. Fulcher Ihnik iif a place far out away from I he real cii ' iltzation. It has people working and striving for goals of different reasons- I also think of the ungodly odds of men against women. Melvin McCray th nk of Chowan as be- ing a ' People Centered C oil e ge . ' on e w h e r e sitidents regardless of race, creed, or color come together as one, whether it ' s thru academics, athletics, or social life. Bernard Ingram When I think of Chowan College I think uh, I think, well, of the vast op- portunilies that await beyond the fortress walls Chowan forever! Keith Orville Farmer When I think of Chowan College, I know why the South lost- Long Live the North! Mr. Curtis Spell think of Chowan as a world-wide university and: you know, I don ' t think there ' s a belter in- stitute in the whole state ofN.C. Doug Gabriel was a member of the ' 80- ' 81 football team, and I think playing football for Chowan was a fantasy come true, thanks to Coach ' G ' and Company . Christine Kinsley think of many happy and memorable occa- sions with some really great people. Chris Sunchez Chowan has changed my lifeslyle Chowan taught me lo be self-reliant esfieciully lehcn you are from the Bron.x Zoo. ' Jk Jeff Home Ihmk of a minute par- tide whirling through the vast expanse of the system of education ' Percy Dingle To me, speaking of all South Carolinians, Chowan is the best ' different ' thing North Carolina has to offer. % 18 Student Life

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Giving the gift of life Ice Cream parties at Chowan alwavs bring a large gathering. Snuincl I ' ark. Friendship 1 7

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AUTUMN ' S GOLDEN MOMENTS Homecoming attendants and theii lines. vait Ml anti The Excitement Of Homecoming Dr. Whitaker and students wait lui tin moment. Homecoming 1981 proved to be very successful as students got excitedly involved in several days of celebration and activity. The day of Homecoming began with a morning band competition among area high schools and the judging of the dorm decoration contest in which Parker Hall captured first place for the second year in a row. The afternoon football game brought glory to the Braves as they achieved a 33-21 victory over the Lees-McRae Bobcats. Lisa Lemos, representing West Hall, became Chowan ' s 26th Homecoming queen and Amy Sumler was named princess. The annual Homecoming Dance was sponsored by the SGA in Lakeside Student Center and featured the music of Redymix. Quarterback Perry Agee, prepares to make a pass. Student Life 19